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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1938
Page
4
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Beadle County residents rally behind Missy Gladys Pyle for short term Senate and Leo Temmey for attorney general. Both are respected Beadle County Republicans with strong state records. The Evening Huronite urges voting in favor of these hometown candidates for statewide honors next Tuesday.
The Evening Huronite urges Boyd Benson for circuit judge in a three candidate race with Frank R. Fisher favored in Miller and Alva E. Taylor the incumbent. It argues only Benson and Taylor are viable from Beadle and supports Benson on capability to handle duties amid a districtwide election context. Richard Whitney borrowed 28 million before his firm crashed, reflecting financial strains.
A Hollywood sector reports two Mt briarics with a box in each, as residents note no efforts to deter passersby and little fear of any intrusions. The oddly specific detail suggests a local peculiarity drawing curiosity among skeptics.
Mrs Ernesta Barlow offers hostess tips from a guest's view stressing easy, informal hospitality over formality. She values preplanned details, welcoming greet, varied guest mix, intimate gatherings, simple menus, and unobtrusive hosting to ensure guests feel comfortable and entertained without excess expense.
Disjointed phrases mention Tory Say WPA Detroit Public Works and Sing Sing warden Lawes, a Chicago taxicab call, a Boston countryside remark, and a court note about Mrs Sullivan and a boxing relative. The garbled text hints at municipal, legal, and social snippets rather than a single clear event.
Comedian Bos Burns riffs on slow Arkansas trains and perennial gags about a cork leg beggar with lead pencils. He notes the beggar wears a wooden leg when begging, countering some circulating jokes about the state in a light Esquire Features style.
Des Moines Register notes J P Morgan and Co may have failed to protect investors as SEC hints at rebuke. Whitneys brother Richard Whitney faced embezzlement, Lamont loaned funds, and the exchange suspended him months later. The piece questions the private club mindset of the exchange and praises new management with higher standards.
A diary entry from Central South Dakota on October 29 reflects Thanksgiving prep and pumpkin carving by twins. It contrasts petty vanity with true thankfulness, cites biblical and literary voices, and urges housewives to cultivate riches of mind, beauty of soul, and youthful vigor while preparing food for the holiday.
A glance at Huron social life as 10 years ago visitors arrived from Vermillion Chillicothe Mo and Redfield. Jack Forsberg Delos Fraley Alfred Walz and Howard Seeman traveled for business and leisure. Violet Pendermist Gladys Goth Lillian Haverberg Gardner Thompson and Olive Larson were guests en route or boarding with families. Eulaban Literary Society members Frantes Sievers Jona Forture Martha Hughes Vera Warsing and Mrs Coffey hosted a party at Sievers home.
National and international broadcasts announced for Armistice Day week on WABC CBS WEAF NBC and WIZ. Notables include David Lloyd George Nicholas Murray Butler John F. O Ryan Paul Van Zeeland Benni Haye Bo Osten Anden, plus program schedules across stations with talks, symphonies, dramas and entertainment running through Monday November 7.
Prizes were awarded to Miss Franses Estee and Miss Wava Larsen in the games. Later in the evening a two course lunch was served and the Bu flalean colors Toso and blue were used to the luncheon appointments.
Washington reports reveal growing concerns over the New Deal act's impact on production costs and inflation risks. Economists warn about uncertain price effects in textiles, lumber mills, and industrial goods, while officials scramble to manage bankrupt or sidelined operations and political pullbacks amid wartime policy debates.
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